Daming Primary School Students

Travel back to the Ming Dynasty and read the story of imperial examinations [Reason for evaluation recommendation] A young man travels through time, studies to be the top scholar, shows off his literary talents and copies poems to show off his talent, and plays political tricks in the court. In short, he is making trouble and making constant moves. If the seriousness, rigor and weight of the historical text are ignored, the plot of the officialdom of the Ming Dynasty is particularly exciting. The system and characters of the Ming Dynasty are well portrayed. The evaluation of this book is: funny, straightforward, and not rigorous.

After getting through the front, the back is really good. I just like this kind of plot where I write more poems and show off, and there is nothing wrong with the dynasty of the poems.

Dry food★★★ Historical time travel stories generally focus on troubled times. After all, troubled times are very interesting whether they are fighting for hegemony or establishing new things. There are far fewer historical time-travel articles about governing the world. It is difficult to show the heroes of time-travelers in a peaceful environment, and it is easy for the writing to be boring or witty. This is not the case for the author of this book. He wrote Ming Dynasty articles several years after the completion of "Struggle in the New Ming Dynasty" and "The Great Ming Dynasty". It can be said that he is very comfortable. The novel based on solid information is not frivolous, and its deep immersion in ancient bureaucratic culture makes this book not superficial. The humorous and frivolous writing and unexpected absurd development are very interesting, especially suitable for film and television adaptations. The protagonist Qin Dewei is a 12-year-old primary school student who just dropped out of Jinling Social School because of his age. His uncle and widowed mother respectively chose two paths for him to have a solid job. One was to join his uncle's class as a top-notch government servant, and the other was to be sent to the Duke of Wei's palace to become a servant. But Qin Dewei doesn't want to choose either path. He is a restless person and wants to continue studying and become a master. He called himself a primary school student because he was a scholar and he was qualified to call himself so. To avoid being imitated, he had to add a small character in front of it. In order to raise funds for studying, primary school students have to support themselves. First, he was preparing to become a lawyer and fight a family property lawsuit for the young widow Gu Qiongzhi. Unexpectedly, the Ares County Magistrate went crazy. The second was to write a poem at a literary event and win a prize. Wang Lianqing, a famous prostitute in Jinling, politely accompanied her. In the end, she copied a flattering poem that fit the occasion and won first place, but there was no cash reward for first place. The third is to go to the Duke of Wei's mansion to take refuge and casually work as a companion for Brother Nai. She met Xu Miaoxuan, a demon who came from the capital to help her brother restore the family business. She would do anything to help her brother restore the family business, such as teaching primary school students to take the imperial examination... It is true that the subject matter of this book is somewhat ancient, but in the current environment of historical online literature, it is refreshing. The author is like Kennedy riding in a convertible - his imagination is wide open, and the primary school protagonist completely lets himself go, doing things, jumping up and down, and performing endless tricks. In reality, if you were beaten to death directly, you would not survive for three minutes, but in the filthy environment of Ming Dynasty officialdom, it was a delicious catfish that raised your blood pressure. It's refreshing but well-founded. It's full of absurdities but without any bitter tears. Instead, it has O. Henry's twist comedy. The protagonist is an enhanced version of Yan Song, a top primary school student from the Ming Dynasty, coquettish, funny and romantic.

A masterpiece written by a god, old flavor, new bottle, but the cool points are not current enough for this year, and the plot is not as good as his previous books. If you read too many modern cool books, it is easy to feel like putting them back and reading them again.